On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 2:59 PM, Trausti Thor Johannsson <tj at quarksbar dot
net>
wrote:
> RealSQL (SQLite) is not meant to be used on a network drive, there are
> issues with that.It is totally a local database.
>
> Like with so many other things, you can be lucky and all works for you,
> but
> I guess the sqlite engine is working quite a lot in memory and might cause
> quite a lot of traffik on your network.
>
I read the cautions (and even tested myself) about multiuser access to a
single large SQLite DB using the non-REALSQLserver version. And indeed
multiuser access to a single SQLite networked file is unreliable. But what
I'm talking about is a single user access to a single file over the network
volume mounted via afp, so I fully expected this to perform as well as any
Finder copy, or close to it.
Are you telling me that just because it's an SQLite file I might expect a
10-fold performance hit???!!!
Peter.
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Hotchkiss Brain Institute
University of Calgary
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